Terrestrial Biomes

Q. Explain the major terrestrial biomes.

Q. How many types of biomes are there?

1. 2
2. 3
3. 4
4. 5

Q. What forms the terrestrial biomes?

1. A group of non-living organisms living and interacting among them on the land.
2. A group of living organisms living and interacting with each other on land.
3. A group of living organisms on land.
4. A group of non-living organisms on land.

Q. What is a biome?

1. zone where only fauna are found
2. zone where flora and fauna are found
3. zone where only flora are found
4. zone where no organisms are found

Q.

On what basis are the biomes identified?

1. Plants

2. Animal

3. Mountains

4. Humans

Q. How many types of biomes are there?

1. 2
2. 3
3. 4
4. 5

Q. Select the options that are examples of terrestrial biomes.

1. Tropical forests
2. Rivers
3. Oceans
4. Deciduous forests
5. Ponds
6. Deserts
7. Savannas
8. Tundra region

Q. Which among the following is not an example of terrestrial biomes?

1. Tropical forests
2. Savannas
3. Tundra region
4. Ponds

Q. What forms the terrestrial biomes?

1. A group of living organisms living and interacting with each other on land.
2. A group of living organisms on land.
3. A group of non-living organisms on land.
4. A group of non-living organisms living and interacting among them on the land.

Q. When a group of living organisms live and interact with each other over land, they form aquatic biomes.

1. True
2. False

Q. Select the options that are examples of terrestrial biomes.

1. Tropical forests
2. Rivers
3. Oceans
4. Deciduous forests
5. Ponds
6. Deserts
7. Savannas
8. Tundra region

Q. What is a biome?

1. zone where only fauna are found
2. zone where flora and fauna are found
3. zone where only flora are found
4. zone where no organisms are found